PROJECTS BASED ON
COMMUNITY PRIORITIES
Each project idea and plan originates from partners in Mozambique. When communities are empowered to identify their most pressing priorities, donations and resources can get to work to transform.
We believe in matching our partners’ greatest passion with the greatest need.
If you give a general donation, our fund managers will put your resources toward the greatest need, as defined by the collaborative partners in the U.S. and Mozambique.
CURRENT PROJECTS
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Agricultural Projects
Funds will be used to initiate an income-generating agricultural project at the Gondola Training Center (GTC) in Mozambique.
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Bibles and Hymnals
In many churches across Mozambique, United Methodists gather to worship without access to hymnals or Bibles for the congregation.
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Help with Hunger
COVID-19 has disrupted food supply chains around the world. On the whole, it is the poor who suffer.
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Mobile Health Clinics
A mobile health clinic brings healthcare to communities far from hospitals and clinics. Oftentimes, geographic distance makes these basic services inaccessible.
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Seminary Scholarships
Mozambique is home to the Ricatla Seminary, Cambine Seminary and Gondola Training Center.
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Solar Panel Project
Sixty-five percent of United Methodist pastors in Mozambique don’t have electricity in their parsonage. Solar panels can solve this problem.
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Solar Wells
Solar wells provide life-saving access to clean water. Donating to this brings immediate relief and sustainable development for Mozambique's future.
PAST PROJECTS
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Cabo Delgado
In the far northeast of the country, the small mud-built school sustained significant damage with Cyclone Kenneth
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COVID Pastoral Support Supplement
2020 was a difficult year for many pastors in Mozambique. Church doors closed due to health and safety concerns, and church finances were impacted.
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Hand-Washing Stations
Access to safe, clean water is always important, but the COVID-19 pandemic made it even more of a necessity.
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Motorcycles
Motorcycles are an essential means of transportation in Mozambique. As the United Methodist Church continues to grow Mozambique, leaders are often in need of transportation to fulfill essential duties.
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Providing Textbooks for Methodist Schools
The staff at Gileteni Methodist School in Inhambane, Mozambique, are in desperate need of textbooks for the 1,450 students at their school.
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Sewing a Better Future
For teenage girls in Mozambique, marrying before age 18 isn’t uncommon. With no economic opportunity outside of marriage, many young girls find themselves in early and often difficult marriages.